I'm somewhat trapped between a rock and a hard place.
Supposedly your NBT tags (according to overviewer folks) only allow a max of 32k yet minecraft excepts way over that (crashes in the process but saves a command block over 32k and works once you restart.)
So programs like Overviewer say it's a minecraft bug... yet you guys say it's a Overview bug.
So which is it? I would have thought a minecraft bug since minecraft client crashes... bug you guys said it's an overviewer bug... I'm so confused.
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Unfortunately I no longer have the command I was using (as when I realized there's a 32k limit I changed the design of my menu)
On client/server vanilla.
Go to command block.
/gamemode c
cut-paste command 40,153 characters.
What will happen is you will be disconnected with an on screen message about network disconnect
Then when you re-login your command block will contain the command with the +40,000 characters.
Game appears to run fine but anything reading the blocks says it's a corrupt block.
Since I'm hearing the NBT tags can't support a string that long makes me worried that the specs are wrong or there's a bleeding effect going on which could create corruption in the game.
Are you sure there were really that much characters in the command block?
Even if you paste a too longe string in the text box, it normally cuts it off then, but the crash is probably MC-68458
Can you provide steps for reproducing the crash WITHOUT the use of any external 3rd-party tools or editing of back end files? If so, please provide those exact steps here. If not, there is nothing this bug tracker can do and the Overviewer guys would need to contact Mojang with a more technical description (and yes, super technical bug reports do happen by coders).